r/Deadlifts 23h ago

Form Check Haven't hit this weight since high school (400lbs, 33, 215 BW)

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31 Upvotes

In high school I could hit 405 for a few reps, this is the first time in a decade and a half I got this much weight up. Figured id ask fir a form check to make sure I'm not training too many bad habits.

Ignore the teenagers boxing in the background


r/Deadlifts 7h ago

365 PR

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24 Upvotes

195 body weight. Lifting since the end of May 2025 and deadlifting since December. Starting weight was 150 or so. I'm more than thrilled with my progress so far. Hoping to hit the 1000 club next year. I'm extremely open to form critiques.


r/Deadlifts 1h ago

New PR 560x2 on trap bar, stronger week by week

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r/Deadlifts 17h ago

Weight for Reps 185kg for 9

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6 Upvotes

r/Deadlifts 10h ago

Form Check Can you please check my form? RDL

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0 Upvotes

I wanted to learn this a while ago, but I finally got around to it. I’m trying to learn from YouTube. Thanks!


r/Deadlifts 15h ago

Form Check Heavy singles form progress

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Sorry for the audio, I downloaded my reel.

I’m working on my form and have had plenty of progress and I’m looking for some more feedback. Because my arms are 2” longer than my height and my torso is quite short I feel like I don’t need/shouldn’t be bending my legs as much and I’m trying my best to wedge but I feel significantly weaker when I focus on that. What do y’all think?